More than 300 people blocked the passport service of the State Enterprise “Document” in Warsaw, demanding that their passports be issued.
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In the video, men and women quarrel with the center’s employees and demand to give them documents.
Eyewitnesses report that the police came, but could not solve anything and left. People agreed with the service workers that they would start letting citizens in only to submit documents.
What should my husband serve? For a bitch like you, bitch. For***** for ***. Give up your documents and go f***ing to Ukraine and serve f***ing,” this is how emotionally Ukrainian women defend their men in the premises of the Polish State Enterprise “Document”.
They have already stopped issuing foreign passports to men of military age. After the announcement of the suspension of services, queues immediately formed near Polish consular offices.
Apparently, the call of Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba to fight for the survival of Ukraine worked in the wrong direction. The queues did not line up at Ukrainian TCCs.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs noted that everyone who managed to submit an application for renewal of documents by the specified deadline will freely receive their passports.
In Warsaw, men of military age lined up at the passport issuing center on April 23.
From April 24, you can only draw up documents to return to Ukraine. But Ukrainians abroad reported that they were faced with a refusal to issue completed documents. The State Enterprise “Document” claims that the issuance of ready-made documents was stopped for “technical reasons”, while “the submission of application forms for the preparation of documents is carried out as usual.”
Source: Racurs
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